The attack on Canning Port still focused on air assaults.
In the region crisscrossed by rivers, tanks and other main battle equipment became a burden instead.
The problem faced by the Imperial Marine Corps was the same as that of the Fan Army.
Not to mention, the defenders at Diamond Port were merely infantry; they had neither main battle tanks nor even armored vehicles.
To put it another way, this was the key reason why Ding Zhennan dared to adopt airborne assault tactics.
During these two days, the Thirty-First Special Mixed Fleet supporting the Marine Corps did not leave but instead turned its guns towards Canning Port.
